'Ktown Cowboys' hits theaters on March 18

Bro-mantic dramedy opens in limited release in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Virginia.



The boys are back. Ktown Cowboys, the cult hit webseries that became a feature film, hits theaters in limited release this week, opening Friday, March 18 in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Fairfax, Virginia. The film will also be available for download on iTunes and other VOD platforms on March 25.

Directed by Daniel "DPD" Park and written by Danny Cho, the bro-mantic dramedy follows a group of ball-busting hard-partying friends wrestling with their evolution into adulthood. As their individual struggles come to light, the group of friends band together in Koreatown and through late nights at seedy after-hour soju bars, karaoke drinking girls and even a stint in jail, each emerges as a better version of himself.

Here's the trailer:

Win tickets to the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival

I'm giving away tickets to see Everything Before Us, KTown Cowboys, Twinsters and The Vancouver Asahi.



Hey, film fans. The 31st annual Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival kicks off this week. Who's in? This website is a proud sponsor of the festival, and I want to give you some free tickets. Scroll down for details...

Presented by Visual Communications, the nation's premier Asian Pacific American media arts center, LAAPFF will be presented April 23-30, 2015 at the Aratani Theatre, Tateuchi Democracy Forum at JANM, Downtown Independent, CGV Cinemas, and the Directors Guild of America. A key highlight leading up to annual Asian Pacific Heritage Month activities, the festival program boasts 134 films from over 20 countries.

I'm giving away tickets to the Opening Night presentation of Wong Fu Productions' Everything Before Us, the Festival Centerpiece presentation of the comedy Ktown Cowboys, the West Coast premiere of the feature documentary Twinsters, and the Japanese baseball drama The Vancouver Asahi. The details:

Watch the new trailer for the 'Ktown Cowboys' movie

"Bro-mantic dramedy" will have its world premiere on March 15 at SXSW



As fans know, the folks behind the hit comedy webseries KTown Cowboys have been hard at work on a feature film version, set to premiere next month at South By Southwest. The film, written by Danny Cho and directed by Daniel Park, is described as a "bro-mantic dramedy" about a group of ball-busting, hard-partying, life-long friends who are struggling with the transition into responsible adulthood."

Here is the newly released film festival red-band trailer, which gives you a glimpse into the hijinks:

'Ktown Footnotes' is a guide to the world of 'Ktown Cowboys'

Watch the weekly companion webseries to the upcoming feature film.



The Ktown Cowboys are back! Are you ready for the Ktown Cowboys movie? The boys return for another epic night of bad decisions and boozy debauchery in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Fans of the hit comedy webseries know that the gang has been hard at work on a feature film version set for release this year.

In the meantime, to raise awareness of the film, they're getting you prepped with a companion series of digital shorts called "Ktown Footnotes." The series acts as your guide into the world of Ktown Cowboys, reintroducing the fan-favorite castmembers of Ktown Cowboys and adding and interweaving some story beyond the film's plot.

New installments of "Ktown Footnotes" drop every Wednesday. Here are the episodes released thus far:

The 'Ktown Cowboys' are back! Watch the new teaser trailer.

Feature film set for release in 2015



The Ktown Cowboys are back! The folks behind the wildly popular comedy webseries have been hard at work on a feature film, set again in the unique subculture of Los Angeles' Koreatown.

Directed by Daniel "DPD" Park and written by Danny Cho and Brian Chung, the bromantic comedy centers on a group of "ball-busting, hard-partying friends who are all struggling with their evolution into adulthood in their own unique but interconnected ways." They just dropped the first teaser trailer for the film.

Check it out:

Casting Call: Be an extra in Ktown Cowboys

The boys are back and they need your help.



If you were a fan of the comedy webseries Ktown Cowboys, you'll be happy to know that the boys are back. Nope, they did not take your money and run. They're making Ktown Cowboys the movie, which starts shooting in Los Angeles this month. And they could actually use your help. The need some bodies.

Extras, actually. They need folks to be extras in the movie. Here's a message from the boys: